Rigorous and motivational, Memorial High School brings a challenging curriculum to the south side of the Stevenson neighborhood. Here, nearly 1,000 students are encouraged to form opinions that shape the school’s culture. This design has led to student-selected activity periods where students can practice yoga, anime and more. Memorial Chargers can compete in a variety of athletic teams including football, basketball, soccer, swimming, volleyball, softball, baseball, tennis, track and field, golf and cheer. Other extracurricular activities include drama club and student council.
A popular program at Memorial High School is the robotics team, the Circuit Chargers. This team competes in local, state and national competitions, applying the technology they’ve learned to real-world situations.
The school maintains an award-winning engineering magnet program, The Tulsa Engineering Academy at Memorial (TEAM). TEAM offers classes in engineering principles and digital electronics that are aligned with university engineering programs. Courses in the school’s magnet program give students the confidence to take their skills in STEM-based work and apply it to their college and career choices.
Students at Memorial High School are offered the Early College High School program called Earn a Degree Graduate Early (EDGE). EDGE allows students to earn an associate degree concurrently with their diploma.
With all its resources, Memorial High School guides and motivates students to a brighter educational future ahead.
Memorial High School
Public High School
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Grade 9-12
5840 S Hudson Ave,
Tulsa, OK
Tulsa Public Schools
School Details
Head of School
Darin Schmidt
Student Teacher Ratio
20:1
Average SAT Score
1000
Average ACT Score
21
Math Proficiency
12%
Reading Proficiency
12%
Average GPA
3.36
Graduation Rate
61%
Niche Grade
C-
C
B
C+
C+
C+
A-
C
Source: Niche
Niche Grade Details
Academics
Average GPA
3.36
Reading Proficiency
12%
Math Proficiency
12%
Teachers
Student Teacher Ratio
20:1
Teachers
50
Full Time Teachers
50
Teachers in First or Second Year
5.5%
College Prep
Average SAT
1000
Math
490
Verbal
500
Average ACT
21
Math
20
English
20
Reading
21
Science
20
Number of AP Courses
15
AP Pass Rate
8%
AP Math Enrollment
Low
AP Science Enrollment
High
Other AP Enrollment
Very High
Clubs and Activities
Girls Athletic Participation
Low
Boys Athletic Participation
Low
GreatSchools Rating
Source: GreatSchools
GreatSchools Rating Details
Test Scores
Math
0%
State Average
10%
Science
1%
State Average
6%
Teachers and Staff
Students Per Counselor
312:1
Student Diversity
Male
52.2%
Female
47.8%
Black
32.2%
Hispanic
31.8%
White
18.8%
Two or more races
10%
Native American
4.5%
Asian or Pacific Islander
2.2%
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
<1%
Specialty School Programs
AP Programs Offered
Free/Reduced Lunch Offered
Athletics Program
Colleges Students are Considering
Students are most interested in or go on to attend these colleges.
University of Oklahoma
103 Students
Oklahoma State University
96 Students
The University of Tulsa
74 Students
Tulsa Community College
65 Students
Oral Roberts University
62 Students
University of Central Oklahoma
57 Students
Oklahoma State University - Oklahoma City
51 Students
Langston University
47 Students
Rogers State University
36 Students
Wichita State University
29 Students
What Students Want to Study
Niche users from this school are most interested in the following majors.
Business
37 Students
Nursing
27 Students
Psychology
19 Students
Computer Science
16 Students
Physical Therapy
14 Students
Pre-Medicine Studies
12 Students
Biology
10 Students
Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Administration
7 Students
Mechanical Engineering
7 Students
Athletic Training
7 Students
This School’s Reviews
Niche Reviews
12/9/2024
Band is the only good thing about the school most of the time. Some of the teachers are understanding and teach well but most do not. Band gets little to no funding and we are purposely left out of special events. The school has no respect for its students and treats them like garbage unless they are the basketball/football guy. The school doesn't punish students properly. Even after students threaten other and are messing around in the hall. The new principle has made it a lot better than it was before but it still has a lot of pressing issues. The students have no school spirit or respect for each other. The only way people don't fight a lot is because of the doordash friday were students can get doordash on Friday if there isn't a fight that week. People are constantly disrespectful to other students and to teachers. You can not even eat the food without getting sick. The food is luckily free now but the quality went down a lot. We don't even have a drama/theater program anymore.
6/28/2023
Memorial high school has been the best thing to ever happen to me. I will never forget the experience I had at the school. I was on the memorial soccer team and was a varsity starter for all 4 years and I will carry those memories with me for the rest of my life. I learned leadership, communication, courage, kindness, and so much more. I'm now going into college and I will take all my hard work with me and will strive to be the best in what I do.
10/29/2022
I believe that the school could have potential. However, many teachers only care about politics than teaching the children.
GreatSchools Reviews
9/28/2020
Both of my children graduated from MHS. They were both in the Engineering program and took all AP classes while attending as well as played sports. They both started their Freshman year in college as a second semester freshman with 16 credit hours from MHS. They were totally prepared for college and...
1/29/2020
0/10000000000000000 because this school is so backwards and needs lots of improvement
10/8/2019
Overall best HS in the district hands down. My student went to BTW for their freshman year and I got so many complaints about the teachers and administration team specifically the dean. My student's emotional well being is much better and they are more excited to go to class knowing their teacher tr...
9/13/2018
Both of my children graduated from Memorial, 2013 and 2017. They had a great experience and are doing well in college. My daughter made dean's list last year which was her freshman year. My son is now attending graduate school at the University of Missouri.
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List Price Range
$160K - $654K
Homes For Sale
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Average Home Value
$277,496
Median Lot Size
10,454 Sq Ft
% Renters
54%
Average Household Income
$73,290
% of College Grads
34.6%
Median Age
38
Average House Size
2,132 Sq Ft
% Commercial Property
69.7%
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Memorial High School is a public school for students in grades 9-12 in Tulsa, OK and is served by the Tulsa Public Schools in Oklahoma. Annual tuition is $0. The school has a total enrollment of 983 students and maintains a student-teacher ratio of 20:1. Academic records show that 12% of students achieve proficiency in math, and 12% are proficient in reading. Memorial High School has received feedback and ratings, with a Niche grade of C and a GreatSchools Rating of 4 out of 10. The average GPA is 3.36, the graduation rate is 61%, and average standardized test scores include an SAT score of 1000 and an ACT score of 21. The average home value in this area is $277,496. Discover additional schools in the area, like Union High School, Peace Academy, Bishop Kelley High School, and more. Learn more about what Tulsa has to offer, and browse homes for sale and for rent near Memorial High School.